Then, of course, there is the Metropolitan Opera, which today is widely regarded as the pre-eminent company not only in America but also in the world.
Gilman invited these eminent guest lecturers not only to fill out the curriculum but also to attract them to the Hopkins faculty, without success.
We've only just begun to unlock our precious music vaults on mtvmusic.com, making us the pre-eminent place to not only see music videos, but a wealth of content that no one else has anywhere…more than 27 years worth.
This function is not only eminent in supporting organismal thermogenesis, but may also have potential in the fight against obesity.
We learn that the monks, under the leadership of an eminent judge named Lord Abbot Enomoto, not only use the women they've abducted as brood mares, but also murder their infants as offerings to a goddess in exchange for the promise of eternal life.
The senior adviser on biological weapons to the UN biological weapons inspections teams (Unscom) from 1994 to 1999, he was also, in the opinion of his peers, pre-eminent in his field, not only in this country, but in the world.
Arthur Maass was not only an eminent scholar, but also a devoted, effective and popular teacher.
Born in 1922, Mr. Withers is not only an eminent photojournalist but was also one of the first African-American policemen in Memphis.
A fuller public accounting of his own role would go a long way towards making the case that the compromises necessitated by government service left him not only more eminent, but also wiser.
One of Scandinavia's most eminent monarchs, Margaret was able not only to establish peace in her realms but also to maintain her authority against the aspirations of German princes and against the superior economic power of the Hanseatic League.
